03 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
1
Local notes recount visits and trips of residents to Atlanta Oxford Forsyth and Griffin, with many entre acts to family and friends. Several moves and farewells mark the week as Carmichael McCord and related families travel, host and attend funerals and engagements. A Chautauqua program highlights Bishop Candler’s sermon with a large local musical lineup.
Five month old Tom mie daughter of Mrs. Lottie Atkinson died after a brief illness at her grandparents home Mr and Mrs J M Crawford last Friday night. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday morning and she was laid to rest in the cemetery with pallbearers Myra Miller Pauline Mallet Adelle Nutt Rosa Newton and flower-bearers Fredna Allen Nardine Leach Thelma Wood and Doris Nutt.
S HTuorn orn of Jackson Ga reports receipt of new sewing machine shipments titled Standard and New Home. He challenges readers to show two superior machines at any price and invites comparisons.
Mrs. J T McClain longtime city resident and former music teacher dies after rheumatism and other illnesses. Survived by husband Judge J T McClain two sons Will of Macon Elwyn of Savannah and sister Mrs Stewart of Cedartown. Funeral at County Line church with music class in attendance.
Jackson Ga dealer S H Turnton asserts Standard and New Home machines are the most popular due to proven value with no rivals equal in quality. A trial will prove their superiority.
Reverend T C Carlton, after preaching at Carlton Georgia on May 29, has returned to Jackson with Mrs Carlton. He will preach at the Baptist Church next Sunday morning on An Old Battle and New Victories and in the evening on Another Soul of Tarsus. Next Wednesday at 8 pm he will speak on Gods Jewels.
A Wednesday bowling party for Indian Spring formed with city guests including Miss Mary Land Ora Head Eva Key Bailey Marguerite Fletcher Erie Ham and Messrs James Newton Bert Carmichael Linton Hopkins Charles Bailey Henry Byron Ned Furlow Maurice Wright with Mr and Mrs Raymond Carmichael as chaperones A delicious lunch followed.
S. H. Thornton notes a comparison between Standard and New Home products, emphasizing perceived advantages and market distinctions. The remark remains brief with focus on product labeling and supplier messaging.
Missing five year old dark bay mule with a short neck and bunchy tail. Walter Lamar seeks information or details leading to the animal's return.
The Railroad Warehouse advertises paying the highest market price for dry bones and scrap iron, inviting sellers to bring materials for quick cash.
Classified ad seeks several active energetic reliable men to sell a general use article. Emphasizes no family can do without it and that only reliable men need apply. Respond to Box 402 Griffin Georgia.
In a notable clash from The Standard era, New S H Tuornton faces off against rival Standard voices. The dispute centers on editorial direction and the role of modern journalism in shaping public opinion.
S. H. Thoryton offers cotton seed meal and hulls for sale at the Railroad of Standard and New Home Sewing Machines. He challenges buyers to show two better machines at any price.
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